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Dana Walden, Walt Disney Co.’s president and its first chief creative officer, says the company is not firing people every six months. She does say there is a constant need to look at how an organization is structured and that layoffs are "extremely painful." She speaks to Lucas Shaw at Bloomberg Screentime in Los Angeles. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The sports giant has dealt with a number of legal battles this year. It still faces a fight with a key rival.
The project is already generating electricity even though construction of the dam is still underway. Two of the six planned generating units are operational.
Truck driver perks and driver appreciation are moving from talk to actual retention strategy. Samsara breaks down why drivers said they feel underappreciated, what fleets can offer at no cost, and how…
Mattel Inc. is welcoming a new boss. So is Paramount. Roger Lynch will be stepping into his new role as CEO of Mattel, but he is not new to the toy company.
Six locations are part of the pilot, as the grocer looks to reverse soft sales and reclaim customers lost to rivals
Together, the projects are expected to attract an initial investment of $10 billion and create more than 50,000 direct jobs.
